Microsoft's distinguished engineer Erich Gamma described earlier this year how VS Code originated from a failing web editor project called Visual Studio Online or "Monaco". These web variants are relatively easy to implement since VS Code is built using web technology. Docker Desktop no longer free for large companies: New 'Business' subscription is here.Windows 11 will roll out from October 5 as Microsoft hypes new hardware.Eight-year-old bug in Microsoft's 64-bit VBA prompts complaints of neglect.GitHub's Copilot may steer you into dangerous waters about 40% of the time – study.A zero-install solution is handy when working from different devices and avoids a download-edit-upload cycle (even though a download to browser storage is still happening under the covers). UPDATE Another option suggested by Option 3: Right-click the file's tab, and choose Open Preview, which opens the preview in a new tab.VS Code for the desktop is also free and much more capable, so what is the point of VS Code for the Web? The answer is mainly convenience. How can I restore the preview button (or equivalent clickable solution)? Option 2: Press ⌘ SHIFT V while on the editor.īut these workarounds are inconvenient for me, and I much prefer the previous workflow.Option 1: Right-click the file in the lefthand list panel, and choose Open Preview.The only workarounds for Preview on OS X I found were: I also found an open GitHub issue for this problem with no response (yet). The notes do mention a new Open Preview context menu (listed as a workaround below). Now in 1.3.0, the preview button is no longer there, and the release notes make no mention of its removal. Screenshot of Preview button, highlighted in red: In Visual Studio Code 1.2.0, I was loving the Markdown preview button in the top-right corner of each editor view, which allowed me to quickly create a live preview of my Markdown document (by clicking the Split View button and then the Preview button).
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